ضمانات المتهم أمام محكمة الجنايات الدولية

Abstract EN

Stitched the permanent violations of human rights in various regions of the world have made it difficult for the international community to seek the establishment of an international judicial body that punishes the persons who are responsible for the infringement of it.

This resulted in the agreement of States at the Rome Conference in 1998 to establish an international criminal court with jurisdiction over humanitarian crimes and how to pursue and punish the persons responsible.

The Statute of the International Criminal Court contained a set of principles and guarantees for the achievement of international criminal justice, but after years of work it had been found that it had not been applied in some cases and that it was insufficient to combat international crime and to achieve international criminal justice.

The amendment to its statute in 2080 required an amendment to address the legal deficiencies and gaps it had encountered, but only a few aspects were covered, which would affect the work of the court and its role in the protection of human rights and the reform of justice